Spanish Interior Minister on Ceuta Violence
Spanish Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska called for calm and an end to violence in Ceuta, following incidents of violence and related clashes involving crowds of migrants from Morocco. He stated that violence will not resolve the migrant influx crisis and that the situation is classified as a state of emergency due to more than 70,000 migrants entering in July, with around 5,000 to 10,000 still present in the city, struggling to meet their basic needs. The government is continuing to assess asylum applications and has rejected mass deportations, while the local community demands the removal of migrants amid worsening security conditions and increasing protests and acts of violence.
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